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super-seraphical
super-seraphical adj. 
/ˌsjuːpəsᵻˈrafᵻkl/,
Brit. /ˌsuːpəsᵻˈrafᵻkl/
, /ˌsuːpəsᵻˈrafᵻkl//ˌsjuːpəsᵻˈrafᵻkl/U.S. /ˌsupərsəˈræfək(ə)l/
now rare/ˌsupərsəˈræfək(ə)l/ΚΠ
1686 G. Hickes Speculum Beatæ Virginis 21 Her sacred body is endowed with a super~seraphical activity, whereby she can render her self present..to all her votaries.
?1790 G. Dyer Inq. Thirty-nine Articles ii. vi. 96 These sublime mysteries were..the last efforts of superseraphical skill.
1845 Baptist Rec. Dec. 796 You must love your neighbour more than yourself—a transcendentalism of heroical and super-seraphical piety which, I am afraid, will be found all but impracticable.
1930 E. M. Simpson tr. J. Donne Courtier's Libr. 45 The Judæo-Christian Pythagoras, proving the Numbers 99 and 66 to be identical if you hold the leaf upside down, by the super-seraphical [L. super-seraphicum] John Picus.
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